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Why is my trailer heater not working?

Why is my trailer heater not working?

If the pilot won’t light, check to be sure you have propane. One other RV heater troubleshooting tip is: check the thermocouple. The thermocouple needs to be in the correct position in the burner to work correctly. If the thermocouple is bad, remove it and buy one exactly the same as the one you are replacing.

Are there any problems with a suburban water heater?

The water heaters have up-front controls and push-button lighting. These are quality units, but problems can occur. Troubleshoot issues such as clogged main burner orifices, tripped breakers and faulty thermostats. Run through a quick checklist before calling in a Suburban technician for a service.

What should I do if my Suburban furnace wont ignite?

Here’s what I’ve tried so far prior to giving up and drinking but that time is getting close lol 1) Turn T stat on and raise temp, so it delays then fan runs, gas valve opens (smell gas outside) but it failed to light after a couple tries then locks out and gas valve closed.

What kind of furnace does a suburban use?

3 FurnaCE inTrODuCTiOn Suburban furnaces installed in recreational vehicles are classified as Direct Vent Sealed Combustion Furnaces. A forced draft furnace utilizes a sealed combustion chamber which is vented to the outside atmosphere. The intake air for combustion is also taken from outdoors and is completely isolated from the room air.

How big of a gap does a suburban furnace need?

The 1/8″ gap is normally not real critical, but try to get the gap as close to it as you can. You can also make sure the ground wire has good connections on both ends. Thanks Tom, after I took a nap I went back down and this time fully removed the ignitor assembly and burner so I could get at things.

Why does my Suburban furnace refuse to ignite?

10 ) I figure the sail switch and any limit switches are okay OTHERWISE the gas valve would never open nor would the HV create a spark. Fan runs, gas valve opens, HV ignitor throws a spark (albeit looks weak), get smell of gas out exhaust BUT THE DARN THING REFUSES TO IGNITE. I’m thinking maybe an ignitor problem?????????

Is there a manual for igniting a suburban furnace?

THIS IS NEW BOARD THAT ACTED SAME AS OLD ONE. 6) I tested continuity from HV wire end to igniter tip and it was good with no breaks as wire was flexed around. 7) YES I have a manual but its troubleshooting isn’t much help other then needs a new board.

The 1/8″ gap is normally not real critical, but try to get the gap as close to it as you can. You can also make sure the ground wire has good connections on both ends. Thanks Tom, after I took a nap I went back down and this time fully removed the ignitor assembly and burner so I could get at things.

Why is the spark rod on my Suburban furnace not igniting?

It sounds something like the spark rod is a little dirty. The 1/8″ gap is normally not real critical, but try to get the gap as close to it as you can. You can also make sure the ground wire has good connections on both ends.